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Rachael Okoh, VP Welfare

Vice President Welfare

Your VP Welfare is responsible for campaigning on issues that affect student welfare and wellbeing including housing, mental health and financial hardship.

Rachael Okoh, VP Welfare

Rachael Okoh

VP Welfare

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About me

I am excited for this opportunity to represent students concerning welfare & wellbeing in the university. Working to fulfil my election slogan: reaching every student for a better Strathclyde.

I am responsible for campaigning on issues that affect student welfare and wellbeing including housing, mental health and financial hardship. I represent student interests within the University and local community and ensure the Union supports welfare groups.

I'll be working to improve students wellbeing by creating better visibility of University & Strath Union services on campus, working to improve students experience while securing accommodation, working to increase part time skilled & unskilled jobs on Strath job shop.

I'll be partnering with students who are interested in the creative arts to plan activities that will promote positive inter-faculty, inter-racial interactions, and general social life improvement for students.

I'm an international student from Nigeria, studying master's in architectural design, with a strong sense of enthusiasm and passion for what I do. Please get in touch if you need assistance in any of these areas. I'd be pleased to help.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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My manifesto

  1. Establishing a student "Creative Hub"

  2. Running No Homeless Students Campaign #NHSC this year

  3. Working to develop a postgraduate and PhD students version of Wednesday Afternoon Policy (which is currently for only undergraduate students)

  4. Increasing student awareness of the union's and the university's wellbeing services

  5. Updating the university's Student Mental Health Agreement (SMHA)

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